[Form 4] IGM Biosciences, Inc. Insider Trading Activity
Topsoe Holding A/S disclosed disposition of all IGM Biosciences shares following a completed merger. Under the Merger, Merger Sub merged into IGM Biosciences on 08/14/2025 and each outstanding share of Common Stock and Non-Voting Common Stock was cancelled and converted into $1.247 in cash plus one contingent value right (CVR) governed by a Contingent Value Rights Agreement. The Form 4 reports Topsoe Holding A/S disposed of 10,400,564 shares of Common Stock and 5,044,295 Non-Voting Common Stock, leaving 0 shares beneficially owned post-transaction. The filing notes certain Topsoe directors may be deemed to share voting and investment power with respect to the reported shares.
- Completed merger converting equity to cash plus CVRs provides immediate liquidity to shareholders
- Full disclosure of exact share counts disposed: 10,400,564 Common and 5,044,295 Non-Voting Common shares
- CVR structure preserves contingent upside for former shareholders beyond the fixed cash payment
- Public equity extinguished as IGM became a wholly owned subsidiary, removing publicly traded shares
- Post-transaction ownership reports 0 shares beneficially owned by Topsoe Holding A/S, eliminating direct investor transparency in ongoing company ownership
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TL;DR: The Form 4 documents a standard acquisition closing where target equity was cashed out with contingent value rights.
This disclosure confirms consummation of a merger in which IGM Biosciences became a wholly owned subsidiary of Concentra Parent through Merger Sub on 08/14/2025. The merger consideration was a fixed cash component of $1.247 per share plus CVRs, which preserves potential contingent upside for former shareholders. The complete cancellation and conversion of both Common and Non-Voting Common stock to cash and CVRs is material because it extinguishes public equity and transforms former shareholders into CVR holders or cash recipients.
TL;DR: Reporting person surrendered all direct holdings; disclosure clarifies potential shared power among Topsoe directors.
The filing shows Topsoe Holding A/S disposed of 100% of its reported IGM equity, now reporting zero beneficial ownership. The explanation also discloses that named Topsoe board members "may be deemed to share voting and investment power" over those shares and disclaim beneficial ownership except for any pecuniary interest. That disclosure is appropriate for entities with shared governance structures and helps to clarify lines of beneficial ownership following the merger transaction.